
Does it get any better than this?
Beauty to remind us to reflect on our blessings.
A new season is just around the corner. Hope you have time to relax and reflect on the positive things in your life.

Does it get any better than this?
Beauty to remind us to reflect on our blessings.
A new season is just around the corner. Hope you have time to relax and reflect on the positive things in your life.

I remembered blue skies and white puffy clouds as late September or October sights. But no. This shot was from an August trip to Door County.
It was amazingly beautiful!

FYI: This is an indoor shuffleboard game.
When I saw this item, it brought back a flood of memories from my childhood. I grew up with a table similar to this in my basement. Ours was perhaps a little sturdier as it was originally housed in a bar and also had an electric scoreboard.
I was fascinated by the game, but seldom allowed to play. My father was concerned that we would drop the pucks on the table, potentially leaving dents in the wood. The memories of playing the game are cherished, and the few times I’ve seen a table I always want to play.
We grew up, life changed, and my father rented the house out and sold the table before the renters moved in.
We learn lessons from our past. The takeaway for me is to enjoy what I have; not to put things away and save them for “someday.”
…things such as this.

Beauty in the evening sky. (Last night). The colors reached around in both directions, reminding me of how stunning creation is. I’m always impressed when the sky explodes, revealing those pink hues.
Happy 4th of July!
This showed up as a memory. I hope it makes you smile. I did! Have a good day.
Living in Southern California, I can see how some of the plants inspired Dr Seuss. What do you see?

Growing up in the Midwest, listening to rock and roll, and watching various movies and television shows, I held the following thoughts about California:
It never rains in Southern California
FALSE
The rainy season starts late in the year and continues into February.
That is, if we are going to get rain.
The sun shines every day
FALSE
Below is a photo of a normal May morning, commonly referred to as “May Gray”,
to be followed by “June Gloom”, which is more of the same.

People run and play in the ocean regularly (in swimming suits)
NOT ALWAYS TRUE
The Pacific Ocean is known to be cold, so enter at your own risk.
I find it humorous how the media can affect our beliefs. How many fantasies do you have which were created by media?